Hi Friedger & Doug & Lobster & All -
I have been reading the mail threads quietly for a few days and just wanted to take a moment and say Hi, introduce myself here.
So, Hi.
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> > > I also created this forum for complete beginners like me :-)
> > > Joyce who is the only other member will (hopefully) be joining us here
> > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/curl
> > > So any Curl Gurus and advisers all welcome :-)
I am finding the [EMAIL PROTECTED] a good place to share and learn. I too tried to join the apparently defunct other curl group on yahoo.
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> >We had a yahoo group some time ago and decided to move to a pure mailing
> >list due to the adverts. If you would like to see anything that is not at
> >curlbreaker.com and its mailing list please shout out and a solution is possible to be found.
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> Understand the advert thing - oh yes . . .
> Well I will have a word with Joyce when she is here and see what she thinks.
> >We had a yahoo group some time ago and decided to move to a pure mailing
> >list due to the adverts. If you would like to see anything that is not at
> >curlbreaker.com and its mailing list please shout out and a solution is possible to be found.
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> Understand the advert thing - oh yes . . .
> Well I will have a word with Joyce when she is here and see what she thinks.
Thanks. I am also finding reading the mails from the mailing list very helpful, even though i have not posted any questions yet.
The ads from yahoo are a hindrance, i agree. But for me, a forum such as those offered by yahoo works nicely - i tend to join lists with a 'no mail' setting and choose to go to the forum to check in regularly. My mailbox is very small and so the forums work well.
> On curlbreaker the website? Very good site.
I agree.
Thanks for the link to the wiki and i like Lobster's idea of a chat room. Thanks for the link to the one you are experimenting with. It seems easy to use, friendly.
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> >There is the archive of this mailing list at
> >http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Thanks for the link. It will be useful i am sure.
> >Feel free to send any question to this list. There is no question that
> >shouldn't be asked and here are more people to answer.
> >shouldn't be asked and here are more people to answer.
What is the status of running Curl on Netscape, say version 7.x? I seem unable to locate the Netscape plugin at run time...
> >Friedger
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> That is very kind and much appreciated.
> TMX design
> http://www.cyber-shaktipat.org/relax/design/
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> That is very kind and much appreciated.
> TMX design
> http://www.cyber-shaktipat.org/relax/design/
I like this. Cool page.
Thanks everyone for sharing all your knowlege.
joyce
PS - About my intro? I am a beginner with Curl, though have 20 years professional experience as a software developer, largely in assorted flavors of basic, and as a database specialist. I am not an HTML or java coder. I do find Curl wonderful - am having more fun learning it than any other language in the past decade. I feel very enthusiastic about it.
At present, i am running it on 2 systems, Win98SE on an old Compaq 1592 - the RAM is way undersized at 48, but Curl apps are all running nicely there. Have just installed it on a second-hand Dell Latitude running ME (don't ask, it came with the box and will be removed sooner rather than later) - this box has 384 MB RAM and a fast processor, so Curl works nimbly.
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